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A1 LawGroup has a team of real estate attorneys who are experts in handling all kinds of legal matters related to buying, selling or building real estate. We have successfully represented our clients in various real estate cases and have always protected their rights.
If you are facing any problem with government authorities, foreclosures, or HOAs, we can help you resolve the issue quickly and efficiently.
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Land Issues/Surveyor Issues
A1 LawGroup has extensive experience helping clients navigate the legal process, ensure that their rights are protected, and obtain the best possible outcome for their case. We can help you understand the complex issues involved in your case and guide you through the legal process.
Call us today to learn more about how we can help you with your land and/or surveyor issue.
Frequently Asked Questions About Land Issues And Surveyor Issues:
- You will need to do a few things to get a new land survey. The first thing that you will need to do is to find a licensed land surveyor in your area. Once you have found a licensed land surveyor, you must schedule an appointment with them. During your appointment, the land surveyor will need to take measurements of your property to create a new land survey. Once the land surveyor has finished taking measurements, they will create a new land survey for you. You will then be able to use this new land survey when buying or selling property.
- If you build on a property without the proper permits, you may be subject to a number of consequences, including having to pay fines or having your construction stopped altogether. In some cases, you may also be required to tear down any structures that were built without a permit. Building without the proper permits can also make it difficult to sell your property. Give us a call today to ensure you obtain the right permits!
- One common dispute between neighbors over property lines is whether or not a fence should be erected. If one neighbor wants to erect a fence and the other does not, this can lead to arguments and even legal action. Another common dispute is over the use of driveways and sidewalks. If one neighbor feels that the other is using these areas more than they should, this can lead to conflict. Noise levels can also be a source of contention between neighbors. If one neighbor feels that the other is making too much noise, this can lead to arguments and even legal action. Give us a call if you are interested in pursuing legal action!
- The primary responsibility for maintaining boundary lines between properties falls on the property owners. In most cases, the responsibility for maintaining a boundary line rests with the owner of the land adjacent to that boundary. However, there are some exceptions to this general rule.